MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Minnesota State Moorhead golf will play in its second tournament of the week on Saturday and Sunday as they compete at the EverSpring Inn & Suits Mustang Invitational. Tee times from Marshall Golf Club are scheduled for 9 a.m. on Saturday morning. 

Live results will be available at msumdragons.com. Moorhead is coming off play at The Jewel Invitational on Monday and Tuesday which saw the Dragons place 12th as a team with a 36-hole score of 707. 

The Dragons had a cumulative score of 349 after one day of competition at The Jewel. Sophomore Aspen Beyer held the team low round on day one for MSUM, carding an 85 overall. Beyer was relatively steady all day, penciling in six pars, including one to open her morning. The Wheaton, Minn., native had even scores on a pair of par fives at The Jewel Golf Club. Freshman Adi Houkom was also strong on day one for the Dragons, shooting an 86 overall. Houkom had six pars on the front nine alone as well as a pair of birdies on her scorecard. The freshman had one-under marks on a pair of par three holes. On the front nine alone, Houkom carded a 37 overall, just one stroke over par. 
 
Halle Balluff would shoot an 89 through her first 18 holes, putting in three pars and two birdies. Balluff notched an impressive birdie on the par-five first hole which spanned 510 yards. The Moorhead native also earned a one-under score on the par-four 10^th hole. Rounding out the scoring on day one was junior Regan Braun, who carded an identical 89. Braun had six pars in her round as well as a birdie on the par-three fifth hole at The Jewel. Braun matched her personal best (nine holes) on the front nine on Monday, shooting a 39. Karlee Luneckas would shoot a 100 overall through 18 holes in a round that included three pars. 

Balluff would lead the Dragons on the second day, carding an 84 overall. Balluff's five-stroke improvement from day one came thanks to eight pars as well as a birdie. The senior scored a three on the par-four sixth hole at The Jewel. Balluff earned even scores on four of the five back nine holes as well. Beyer would turn in a 90 on her scorecard on day two, putting in six pars in the round. Beyer earned a consecutive trio of even scores on the second, third and fourth holes at The Jewel. 
 
Houkom would card a second round 92 on Tuesday, penciling in four pars as well as a birdie. Houkom earned one-under marks on the par-four fourth hole at The Jewel. Braun would notch an identical 92 as well on day two for the Dragons. Braun had four holes of even scores through 18 holes. Luneckas would improve by four strokes on day two to shoot a 96 overall. Luneckas had three pars in the round, including back-to-back even counts on the eighth and ninth holes.

Brock Ellingson is in his third season as MSUM's head golf coach.